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category: Poster Session: 5 December Session P1: Oceanian Languages Poster Session
Abstract: Language archives play an important role in keeping records of the world’s languages safe. Accessible audio recordings held in archives can be used by speakers of small and endangered languages, and their communities, and provide a base for further research and documentation. There is an urgent need for historical analog tape recordings to be located and digitised, as they will soon be unplayable. PARADISEC holds records in 1228 languages. We run training for language documentation and are developing technologies to localise access to language records. A concerted effort is needed to support language archives and sustain language diversity. Resume: Wanpela kain ples olsem akaiv i save lukautim ol rekod or pepa bilong ol kain kain tok ples bai stap gut long bihain taim. Planti ol liklik tok ples ol klostu dai nau. Tok ples bilong ol manmeri na komuniti mas usim akaiv long helpim wok bilong painim aut moa na raitim ol pepa bilong ol tok ples. PARADISEC i gat 1228 tok ples. Mipela painim ol rikoding long taim tumbuna we ol tok ples i stap long keset tep bilong dijitaisim nau o sapos nogat bai ol bagarap. Taim nau long sapotim ol tok ples akaiv long lukautim planti kain kain tok ples.
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